§ 149 Executive Officer Authority
This law lets the head of the appeals board pick someone to help out when a board member is away.
If a member of the appeals board is sick and can't come to a meeting, the chairman can ask the executive officer to step in and do the job.
The chairman can give some of their work to the executive officer so things still get done even if someone is missing.
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§ 149 Executive Officer Authority
Last verified: January 9, 2026